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Oh yeah I took that picture on the Wikipedia article! I have a couple more on my website [1]. One of these days I want to go to Atherton station with my line sc
by dllu 2y ago
Oh yeah I took that picture on the Wikipedia article! I have a couple more on my website [1]. One of these days I want to go to Atherton station with my line scan camera to scan some Caltrains.
[1] https://daniel.lawrence.lu/photos/ https://daniel.lawrence.lu/photos/
- ortusdux 2y agoSmall world! You took some amazing images. Can I ask - what hardware did you use?
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- dllu 2y agoAlkeria Necta N4K2-7C
- ortusdux 2y agoVery cool. Have you thought about filming a rocket launch? The smooth acceleration should cause very a interesting distortion.
- cbau 2y agoHow did you buy it? Can't find any shops online. Not on eBay either.
- dllu 2y agoThey only do business to business sales. You'd email them and then wire them some money (about $2000 in 2017) from your company.
- notachatbot1234 2y agoWhat does that cost?
- dllu 2y agoAbout $2000 I think, I bought it in 2017.
- justsomehnguy 2y agoLong train is long! It's actually hilarious what you really need to scroll it to see it on your Wiki page.
- brbcoding 2y agoVery cool photos! Just as an FYI, the link to the full sized "Victorian house in San Francisco, CA, 2020" image 404s for me.
- dllu 2y agoWeird, I'll fix that later but meanwhile you can also find it here: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Victorian_house_on_Washington_St_San_Francisco_dllu.jpg https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Victorian_house_on_W...